JACKSONVILLE POST-:
Officia, Paper of the City of Jacksonville, Oregon
A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county 'seat of Jackson
County, Oregon. D. W. B agshaw , Editor. ’
>
Entered as second-class matter June 22, 1907, at the post office at Jacksonville,
Oregon, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
SATURDAY. JUNE 21. 1913
THE DEACON'S
By M. QUAD
Copjrrixht, 1913, by Associated Lit
erary Press.
7rf*l
The World is Growing
I
Better
i
i
f
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Deacon Haskins was an active
! church deacon. He was a good man
SUBSCRIPTION: One year by mail $1.50. Advertising rates furnished on I and a guileless man. He subscribed to
application.
ami' read a religious weekly, but so
Yes. and especially the romantic little city known on
j seldom glanced at any other sort that
day,
the
21
day
of
July,
A.
D.
1913,
at
COURT HOUSE NEWS tne hour of 10 o’clock A M. of said day i the trickery and wickedness of the
the map as Jacksonville—the Pioneer of the Rogue---
outside world were almost a sealed
ut the court room of the above entitled,
the Park City of the Valley—w here contentment sings,
court, at the court-house in Jackson book to him.
On n eertaiu evening, however, and
Itimi of Interest to Jackeon Coun’y ville, Jackson County, State ot Oregon,
nature smiles and where to live is to rejoice.
has been duly appointed and fixed by or one to be remenfbered to bis dying
der of tj)e Judge of the above entitled day, as the deacon was abroad with
Tax Payera
court as the time and place for hear his kerosene cart.' -lie had a hunch to
ing of objections to said account and
MARRIAGE LICENSES
I report and for the settlement thereof drop into the postofflee. It is doubtful
If he had ever heard of the game of
Raymond Hazelrig and Daisy Evans. and of said estate.
poker, and yet he felt that hunch as
All
persons
interested
in
said
estate
Franklin L Chetwood and Leia Hazel
are Hereby Notified that all objections strongly as Senator Bailey might when
Culbertson.
to said final account or any item there holding four aces. Yes. there was a
Here is where you get one hundred cents worth of
William Ross McDonald and Mrs. of muBt be filed or made on or before letter for hltn—a letter bearing the
the
date and time appointed for such New York postmark.
Adeila J. Jennings.
goods for your dollar. More goods for same money,
hearing as set forth herein above.
It was from a market tipster. He
CIRCUIT COURT.
Date of the first publication hereof
wanted
to
do
the
deacon
and several
is June 21, 1913.
same goods for less money than elsewhere.
NEW CASES.
other persons a good turn by putting
J ames M. C ronemiller ,
George F. Hall vs. William A. Ait-
them next to a good thing.
H. K. H anna ,-J r .'
kins. Action to recover money, Af-
The stock of the Wild Cat silver
mine, then selling at 7 cents on the
ffdavit and undertaking for attach
dollar, was to Jump to 60 within a
ment; writ and certificate of attach-
St/MMONS
e
ment. Summons. A. E. Reames, at- IN THE« JW6TI0K’S COURT OF THE DISTRICT GF morith.
It was an alluring circular. One
MEDFORD. FOR JACKSON COUNTY, STATE
torney for plaintiff.
kept in a First-Class, Up-to-Date General Store. High
OF OREGON.
read it through a haze of greenbacks.
First National Bank of Medford vs.
It made one’s blood run faster and his
W. H. Barr. PlaintifT,
W. L. Freres. Action to recover mon-
est quality, lowest prices. When you want, merchand
toes to snap. The preacher would
vs.
ey. complaint filed. Affidavit and un S. C. Lee. Defendant.
have to preach no more, and the wid
ise don’t forget “JACKSONVILLE FIRST” and
ow could go abend nnd get. her fur
dertaking for attachment.
Writ is Action to recover money.
S. C. Lee. Defendant.
coat and auto.
sued. Certificate of attachment filed. To
In the name of the State of Oregon; You are
especially
"But It’s speculation," sighed Deacon
G uh Newbury, attorney for plaintiff.
hereby commanded to appear and answer the
Haskins ns be laid aside the letter.
plaintiff's
complaint
against
you
now
on
file
in
Enos Conger vs. Town of Jackson
“Y-e-s," sighed the wife.
the above entitled court and cause on or before
ville, et al. Suit to quiet title. Com the
"We've got $500 In the house, you
4th day of August, 1913. said date being the
plaint filed, summons issued. Affidavit expiration of six weeks frem the day of the first know. If we Invested thnt we would
and order for publication of summons. publication of this summons.
make over $3.500 111 a month. That's a
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to big profit. Maltha."
Neff V Mealey, attorneys for plaintiff.
appearand answer for want thereof, plaintiff
"It's a whopper, and I can’t see
T. E. Scantlin vs. C. E. Whiteman, will apply to the court for the relief praved for
wherein It’s ffleked to take advantage
The People's Store
et al. Suit for on injunction, Com- in the complaint, succinctly stated as follows; of the chance.
It almost seems as if
plaint and undertaking filed. Gus for a judgment for the sum of $133.05, and in Providence sent It to us.”
terest on raid sum from the 19th day of April
Newbury, attorney for plaintiff.
The nintter was debated at great
1913. and for costs of this action.
Ida Slocum V8.
vs. Frank C. Slocum.
This summons is published in the Jacksonville length, and the conclusion arrived at
Suit for divorce.
Complaint filed. Post by order of the Honorable G. O. Taylor, was that it couldn't be very wicked
Mulkey & Cherry, attorneys for plain Justice of the Peace in and for the above en to speculate in silver stocks. They
titled district, which said order was made and weren't food or clothing, and poor peo
tiff.
entered of record on the 19th day of June, 1913, ple couldn't l>e harmed.
BUSINESS CARD■?
II. K. HANNA
George W. Stacey vs. I. W. Berry. which order requires you to appear on or before
“But don't send your order in,” cau
Printing Unpopular In Persia.
Suit to foreclose chattel mortgage. the last day prescribed in this summons. The tioned the wife when the other matter
Type printing is unpopular in Per
date of the first publication of this summons is
Complaint tiled. Injunction order. Gus the 21 day of June. 1913.
had been settled. "If you do some one sia. The straightness of the Hues of
GUS NEW JURY
G. O. TAYLOR.
is going to find out about it You Just fends the Persian's artistic sense, and
Lawyer
Newbury, attorney for plaintiff.
Justice of the Peace in and for said District. go right up to New York nnd see this
he
feels
that
in
printed
books
the
char
PROBATE COUHT
Attorney-at-Law
Mr Nipper personally. If he looks acter of the letters is lost. Persia is
*<•/-
honest leave the money with him. If today entirely dependent upon lithog Will Practise in All Courts in the State Office in Bank of Jacksonville Building
In the matter of the estate of David
he don’t then bring It back. I have raphy for its own production of books,
Linn, deceased. Final account of ad
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
an idea he's a church member and all Naturally these are very rare. At the
MEDFORD,
OREGON.
ministratrix approved.
Order dis C. W. Wolters, PlaintifT,
JACKSONVILLE,
¡OREGON
right, a Christian man wanting to do beginning of the nineteenth century a
charging administratrix and bondsmen
vs.
another Christian man a good turn.”
press
with
movable
types
was
set
up
in
Lyd’a Hanscom Spanos, (formerly Lyd:a Hans-
upon filing proper vouchers.
“That’s the way I feel,” replied the Tabriz. and a certain number of books
Dit T. T. SHAW
| com) Mike Spanos, her husband, and Fred L. C'oi-
■ ,ii...
C,n • of Stomach Trouble.
In the matter of the estate of John i vig, County Recorder of Jackson County, Oregon, deacon, and two days later he was were printed. The effort met with no
V, lieu y. • have IrouLlo wi;L your Btom-
Dentist
Huntley, deceased. Order appointing i Defendants.
face to face with Mr. Nipper.
encouragement, however, and had
!i or In>
*t!on, don’t imagine
i:ß.«
Mr. Nipper looked honest He had shortly to be abandoned. The same Office in Ryan Building, California St.
| Public Notice is Hereby Given, that under, and
appraisers.
I v r •;1K* is bvYor.d help just becuuaa
[ by virtue of an order of sale, and decree of fore a face as open and frank as a yearling
d.n '0; : j: "
• , ' ' ive you relief.
..................
ils t
Mrs.
taste which makes a Persian esteem
In the matter of the guardianship of closure. and a deficiency judgment thereunder,
Upstairs
. Stt-i.jl . ! ! . Held, N. J., writes, “For
child.
so highly the great calllgraphists
Garland Lloyd Walker, Cardie Pierce and an execution issued out of the Circuit
-■1 n io.;.
, i i i> vc beeil troubled with
He quoted Scripture.
makes him deplore the absence of
OREGON
Walker and Lester Lunford Walker, Court of the State of Oregon, in nnd for the
¡.»•i ■ li.i: ;; 1 ate upset it ter-
He was a church member and fully character in a type printed book. JACKSONVILLE
.
Ln.i labor Liu's advertising
minors.
Order revoking letters of County of Jackson, upon said deficiency judg Intended to go to heaven when he
What most delights him is well writ
ment. in a certain cause therein wherein C. W.
to rae. Alter reading a few
guardianship heretofore issued to Wolters Is plaintiff, and Lydia Hanscom Spanos, died.
ten manuscript, and he takes the same
::i people who had been
He courted the fullest investigation delight in the copyist's work that we
Kitty Benson.
(formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her
I
Tablets, I decided to
Into
his
life
and
actions
since
the
day
husband,
and
Fred
L.
Colvig,
as
the
county
re
'..en near!i three-fourths
take in an old master. Failing this, he
In the matter of the estate of Er-
Attorney
at
Law
corder of Jackson County, Oregon, were defen- he was born.
i
nnd
can now eat almost
contents himself with a lithograph,
nest E. Hart, deceased. Order re-ap d *nts. and which said execution is of date of
Of course Deacon Haskins bought which is usually a facsimile of the
i «ant.” For sale by all
pointing appraisers.
NOTARY . PUBLIC AND
CONVEYANCER
June 19, 1913. and was issued by virtue of said $500 worth of silver stock.
He re I writing of some fairly good scribe.
In the matter of the estate of James deficiency judgment and decree in suid court fused a cigar or a drink, but he did
Office
0r'in00n
9 to t0 12 5
cause, which said decree was duly iendeie.1 shake hands with great heartiness Qnd
Otnce Hours-
Hours, ■' j F
Atlern
,)On 1;30
C ook , deceased. Order directing cita and
A Wandering Scot’s Tribulations.
and docketed in favor of the said plaintiff, and
Beware of Ointments for
tion to s-ue to heirs to show cause against the suid defendants on the 20th day of w.dspered something about meeting
A Glasgow mini svho recently took
Bank of Jacksonville Building.
I
Catarrh
That Contain Mercury
Mr.
Nipper
in
a
better
world
than
this.
way certain real property should not December. 1911, and recorded in Volume 18 at
up residence in London, says the Glas
mercury will surely destroy the sense
"Martha, if that man bnln't as hon
pages t>8 and 69 ef the Circuit Court Journal,
- OREGON as
ue Bold.
gow News, selected from the people JACKSONVILLE.
of smell and completely derange the
and which said deficiency judgment bears d ue of est ns the day Is long then I can't read
whole system when entering it through
In the matter of the estate of H. H. April 1, ¡912. and is found in Volume 2 of the human nacher," was his report on ar answering Ills advertisement for rooms
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
a landlady boasting the mime of Mac
never be used except on prescriptions
Triplett, deceased. Order for citation Judgment Lien Docket W »»age 81.
riving home.
from reputable physicians, as the damage
1 am commanded to sell, and w.|| sell at the
to U. W. Triplett to show cause why
"But is he a church member?” she kay. That name, even without the
they wilt do is ten fold to the good you
lady's protestations, convinced hltn
can possibly derive from them. Hall's
he should not he removed as adminis hour ot 10:30 o’clock A. M. on Monday, July 21, asked.
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
that he was going to a "home from O dUGON end WASHINGTON
¡913. at tne front door of the Court House in
"Wli.v.
he's
one
of
the
elders
in
the
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.. contains no
trator ut said estate.
Jacksonville. Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
home.” Ou arriving, his pleasurable
mercury, and is taken Internally, acting
biggest church In New York city!”
directly upon the blood and mucous sur-
In the matter of the estate of Lulu at public auction to the high«st bidder fur cash
anticipation wns Increased when he
And their confidence wns childlike
f-i'-es of the system. In buying Hall's
in hand all of the right, title and intenat that
was Informed that it was "taken for 4 A. Directory of each City, Town and
E. Momoe, deceased.
Order fixing
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu
the said defendants Lydia Hanscom Spanos ns they sat down to wait and the prof gran ed" he would have porridge for
Village, giving descriptive sketch of
ine. It Is taken Internally and made lu
date of hearing on final account and (formerly Lydia Hanscom) and Mike Spanos, her it they were to make was figured out
each place, location, population, tele-
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Tes
breakfast. He was astounded, how
rrapn, shipping and banking point;
timonials free.
directing publication of notice.
husband, or any or cither oi them had upon the two or three times a day. You know
ever. to find tlie oatmeal served cold
Iso Classified Directory, compiled by
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
In the maitei of the estate of L. A. 20th day uf December. 1911. er at any tima th* re- how such speculations end it wns a and solid and profusely sprinkled with
I-’sti.ess and profession.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
after, either in or to the following described staggering blow to tlie deacon anil his
K
L.
FOLK
*
CO-
Michaels, «licensed. Order fixing time property:
parsley. Something approaching a
'7!
and place for hearing on final ac Commencing ata point236.6 feet south 26 de wife. They hardly spoke for days scene occurred when lie Intimated to
and
days
The
neighbors
saw
a
great
'
grees east from an iron pin. which is situated on
the Indy that he required the dish
count.
change
in
them,
but
none
got
lit
the
.
the east side of the county read, in the Town of
brought hot nml fresh and without veg
We have on hand for sale the following
In the matter of the estate of John lalvnt, said pin being 16.30 chains west and 3.80 ' cause of It.
etable embellishment. With a gesture
Jacob Isler, deceased.
Order fixing chains south of the northeast comer of Donatii n ' ■ Tlie render must now Jump things
blanks viz:
of despair she led 1dm to the kitchen,
date ot tinul hearing and directing Land Claim Number Sixty-Four (64) in Township along for six months One July day where on the shelf was a row of bowls
Lease,
,*Lft
Thirty-eight
(3b)
South.
Range
One
(1)
West
of
was
n
mile
from
home.
ns
the
deacon
publication of notice thereof.
containing Ills weekly supply of purs-
Mortgages,
the Willamette Meridian, tnence running south ; looking for stray hogs, he came upon
C.I ione. T
itlVOMaineJ i.
Estate of Elizabeth K. Smith, de 73 degrees west 30 ft. to the true point of begin- an auto flint had rammed Into a fence ley decorated porridge!
Bill of Sale,
TAAfJE-MARXS.C.v, .tsnud copyrigLisrcgiA- u
A miei or l’hoto. for ™
iJtered Send i*ket<
ceased Ortier fixing time and place , »»i’W- thence north 26 degrees west 3t) ft, then« from the bursting of a tire There I
Agreements.
l '.ibi iiv. l‘atFlitpract*
FAKK REPORT tr
north 73 degrees east 1.56 feet, them e south 26'
Our Musical Nerves.
I< e exrlUBivt ly. E... ..< Ì^FEREMCLS.
on hearing of final account.
wns
only
one
man
In
the
nnto.
nnd
he
Warranty Deeds,
Se I 2 < «*-11 1’1 r ir.)- ( for tnva’a.ib’.e hook
degrees east 46 feet, thence south 73 degrees
the
den-
Everybody
who
lias
been
to
on *OW to C;1. u
t ECLL PATENTS,
Quit Claim Deeds,
In the mutter of the guardianship West 156 feet, thence north ?6 degrees west 15 wns held In the fence by his foot.
Ì»Ì"Ìl »¡'.«'i Will pf
h.*\v io get n partner,
ixitenl law mid o'. ■r vaiuaLùe into.^ atlon.
It was Mr Nipper lie was taking tlst'a knows only too well that the
<
hattel Mortgage,
and estate of Harry Walker, a minor. feet to the place of commencing.
Ö.;
a little spin l>v himself from a sum teeth have nerves conneeted with them.
Acknov ledgements,
Order directing the sale of certain real I Under and by virtue of tile said deficiency judg-
Thes«'
nerves
lead
to
certain
knots
of
I ment, and the execution thereunder, there ;s de- mer hotel several miles away
He had
Real Estate ontract,
estate.
nerve tissue called ganglia, from which
i dared to be due. and owing unto this said plain made some changes In his appearance,
PATENT LAWYERS,
also proceed other nerves that pass to
Location Notice—Placer,
tiff
the
full
sum
of
6243
34
dollars
with
303 Seven.li St, Washinqh
interest tmt was almost Instnutly recognized.
In the matter of the guardianship of
from the said first day of April. 1912. at Sm li wns the bitterness cant'd up by
tlie auditory chambers of the ear. If
Location Notice—Quartz,
W.dter C. Hawk, Mildred Hawk, Les- I I thereon
the rale of 8 per cent per annum.
you grind your teeth ever so slightly
Satisfaction of Mortgage,
sight
of
the
man
that
the
deacon
went
lie IL.wk and Ruth Hawk, , minors. ( And said property will be sold at said i time to
off Ills head He pried file fixit loose you will find that you hear tlie sound
R i li S V; it j A ' nts C > itrast.
Order appointing Clara M. Hawk as satisfy the said deficiency judgment. Dated
1
at
nnd then dung tlie man to tlie ground very distinctly. The vibrations eauseil
Jacksonville,
Oiegun.
June
19,
1913.
guardian.
Notice Application for Liquor License
by
grinding
are
convey«'«!
to
the
audi
nnd walloped him till he boggl'd for
W H. SINGLEH.
At reasonable prices. We intend adding
In the matter of the estate
Then tlie walloper stopped to tory <-lmmber. where a series of prya-
Sheriff of Jackson County. Oregon mere.v
• F '.*■*"* ’
other blanks as fast as possible until
Angusius Moore, deceased, Report
By E. W. V» i L6< ia , Deputy.
get Ids breath nnd walloped some mld cells of varying lengths are so nr-
the line is complete. Blanks of special
more It wasn’t Deacon Haskins now rnngi'tl ns to operate like keys of a
adi.iin.stiatrix tiled.
form printed to order at short notice
It wns nn enraged bull seeing red. piano. The-e cells, each of which re-
s potuls to n partit ulnr note, are con-
He
slammed
and
hit
nnd
bnttered
and
"Madori, yniir |M‘t Pekinese spaniel
J. 1 CKSON VILLE POST.
nected by nerve threads. like piano
M ARHILD
bit «me of the children on the street In tin need, mid Mr Nipper really had wires, with tlie main nerve of hearing
hard
work
to
make
hltn
take
$700
and
HAZELRIG EVANS At the M. E. the face tills morning."
—a complex and lieautlful arrangement
-wiy -¿L . -J
DyBeniery it aiwayt aerioiiB and often a
"Gissi heavens, my piair little dog! go Ills way
parsonage in Jacksonville, Oregon,
The deacon went home to tell his to which we owe our power to appre
dangerous Jiaeaae, blit it can be cured.
1
kite«
none
of
the
children
about
here
Wadreaday, June 11, 1913, by Rev.
ciate
til«'
exquisite
harmonies
of
music.
> 'h:iinl*rlain'e Colic, ( holers ami Diarrhoea
wife mid put the money In the cup-
H. W. Kummell; Raytnun I hnzeli ig have their faces nntlseptleally wash board mid then continued on to the
Remedy lias cured it even when malignant
ed."—Baltimore American.
end
4 yc. For mle by all dealers.
and Daisy Evans.
Starved Himself to Death.
parsonage. He ninde a dean breast
Hunger strike records were broken
of everything mid then asked:
Scarce Stringa.
•Tnrson. do you think I can be for- some years ago by a F rendi man
I'nrke Blldat Is cvitaiidy tied to his
named Granle. who was ar rest k ! for
Notice of Final Settlement.
given
?"
wife’s apron strings Lane Well, in
murder In circumstances which left
"Let's
see."
wns
the
reply.
"You
put
IN T1IK COUNTY COUHT OF THE STATE these days lie Is lucky if he has a wife
no doubt ns to his guilt. He determin
in $•.<*>’"
« 1th nproti strings. I.lfe.
OF OREGON, IN AND FOR THE
ed to starve himself to death In order
"¥«>s "
COUNTY OF JACKSON.
to escape the guillotine anti from the
"And got out $790?”
Close.
day of his arrest refused to ent. iti
In th" matter of the estate of
"Yes "
B v ' am
Is cvrtnlnly n |M»nch
Flunk Ennis, a decssed person
"Ahern, ahem if that $2OO goes for spite of every effort on the part of the
I’u me Notice is 11 it by Given that but lie won t give iuv an eugmtriuent R church bell nnd pew cushions I prison authorities. who tl st tried
J. rm » M. Cronemiller and II K II in- riinr. J hkn IVrlmpn he’« u clingstone. should MRV - Rfty** —
tempting him to eat by placing the
nn Jr. the duly qualifieii executors of —Boston Bost.
most dainty men's In his cell nml when
“That I hod R Urine chance?’*
th< (»Isti-of Friiiik Ennis. <tec ««d,
*'Ye«; thnt you had ninety nine that failed attempted forcible feeding.
hale presented aid fi.ed lor ett ement
The num who feels certain that he eha noeti in r hundred ’*
Granle held out for sixty-three days,
in the above entitle«: court and matter
their final account uf their administra will not aucceed Is seldom, If ever,
And (hot wns when' the $200 we’it at the end of which time he died.
tion of the said estate and that Mon-) mistaken.
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